More than a month after a tragic school shooting in La Loche, Sask., community members took part in a walk to take back their school Wednesday. Two people were killed and seven others injured at La Loche Community School. Two teenage boys were shot dead in a nearby home.
The high school reopened in northern Saskatchewan Friday.
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Children in La Loche taking part in the "Reclaiming Our School" walk.
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Residents of La Loche pose for a photo. Moments later, they said the community just wants to move forward.
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La Loche's staff talking before they share their stories with media Wednesday.
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Flowers laid for the victims of the tragic school shooting and their families.
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Along with flowers, a message for the community reads "Forever For Always And No Matter What."
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Students, teachers and community members took part in the "Reclaiming Our School Back" walk on Wednesday.
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A sign from the "Reclaiming Our School" walk that reads "courage."
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Students, teachers, and community members took part in the "Reclaiming Our School Back" walk on Wednesday.
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Both the high school and elementary schools in La Loche wil have different entrances. Entrances have also been limited to ensure safety.
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